As I said, I actually cross mounted directories from each machine to the
other, so clearly I had sharing working. I tried running the utility with
drives both mounted and unmounted in case this was interfering with it's
operation.
It still stubornly refuses to acknowledge that there is a network present
even when the two machines are actively sharing directories at the time.
Regards
"Don Phillipson" wrote:
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> > Ok, I downloaded and installed the latest update on both machines.
> > I connected the computers in turn via crossover, hub, wifi.
> > I tested the connection by cross-mounting directories and swapping files.
> > I ran the wizard on the new computer.
> > I created a floppy.
> > I ran the floppy as instructed on the old pc.
> >
> > Nothing I have tried has ever made the network option available.
> >
> > Am I missing something? Is there some specific network
> > setting/protocol/service that must be enabled that may have got turned off
> at
> > some point?
>
> You need also to set /Properties / File Sharing for at
> least some folders.
>
> --
> Don Phillipson
> Carlsbad Springs
> (Ottawa, Canada)
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